With Theatrhythm last line Currently, it’s basically a “best” collection of The Last Illusion and Square Enix game songs. There’s so much to it. It has let us feel the music this week. So we thought let’s all share some of our favorite songs from the series to help add to our playlists!
For all its flaws, I think we can all agree that Final Fantasy XIII There’s a killer song. As someone who was once a giant Final Fantasy X girlie for more than 20 years now, people say a lot that my favorite song in the entire Final Fantasy series is by FFXII. All songs use “Serah’s Theme” because its theme (such as the “Sunleth Waterscape” theme) is very attractive! It reminds me of the first time I turned it on Final Fantasy XIII and the excitement around it, considering how long the wait has been. — Stephanie
When I receive a question like this, my first instinct is to answer “Battle” from Final Fantasy VIbut the trick here is that there have been at least five or six different, distinct versions of that theme since the days I knew this game was Final Fantasy III on the SNES. There’s the original, with the shrill guitars and deep bass of the SNES’s unique sound chip, the smaller, more “chippy” rendition powered by the Game Boy Advance’s hardware, an almost-styled version. discos found in Dissidiaand Pixel redo version that makes a conscious effort to create the original composition, but uses real instruments to compensate for what was once simulated by me with a small hiss. And there’s even a slower, harder-to-drive version put out by The Black Mage in their own guise. The work contains innumerable, and for me will be the symbol The Last Illusion sheet music.
The iconic soundtrack AFTER Final Fantasy VI “The Decisive Battle” (boss theme), of course. — Josh
There are some really great nonsense The Last Illusion There are songs out there, many of which do interesting things, so it’s hard to pick a single “best” song. I will say I am a bit disappointed that one of my dearest is not in Theatrhythm last line right away! “Tifa’s theme” is haunting, no matter what version of FFVII track you choose, and it’s truly an extraordinary piece of work. — jenni
